A reaction is given which needs to be completed with the correct substitution mechanism and the correct organic product needs to be given. Observe the given haloalkane whether it is primary, secondary or tertiary and then identify the type of mechanism that it would undergo and then write the product.
Substitution reaction can be categorized as,
and
depending on the type of mechanism followed.
reaction is unimolecular nucleophilic substitution reaction which takes place between a haloalkane and a nucleophile. The reaction takes place in two step through a carbocation intermediate and the reaction product are formed with both retention as well as inversion of configuration. Consider the following scheme of a
reaction:

The nucleophile can attack from front side as well as from the back side to form the products with both retention of configuration and inversion of configuration.
In haloalkane, the order of reactivity for the
substitution reaction is,
like the stability of carbocation.
reaction is bimolecular nucleophilic substitution reaction which takes place between a haloalkane and a nucleophile. The reaction takes place in one step through a transition state. Consider the following scheme of a
reaction:

As the attack from the front is hindered by the leaving group, therefore, nucleophile can only attack from the back to form the product with inversion of configuration.
In haloalkane, the order of reactivity for the
substitution reaction is,
.
Consider the given reactant and classify it as primary, secondary, and tertiary then write the type of substitution mechanism that the given reactant will undergo. Also, consider the strength of the given nucleophile as shown below:

As secondary haloalkane is given and the nucleophile employed is weak hence, the reaction will undergo
reaction mechanism.
Write the product of the given reaction following the
substitution mechanism as shown below:

Hence, the correct product of the given reaction is:

Which of the following would be the substitution product or products if ( R)-3-chloro-3-methylhexane were allowed to r...
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(R)–3-chloro-2-methylhexane may undergo a nucleophilic
substitution reaction in the presence of sodium ethoxide and
ethanol. Complete the mechanism and draw the products of the
reaction.
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In the presence of sodium ethoxide and ethanol,
(R)–3-chloro-2-methylhexane can undergo an elimination
reaction as well as the SN2 reaction. Complete the reaction
mechanism for the major product of the reaction and draw that
product of the elimination reaction.
Draw all missing reactants and/or products in the appropriate
boxes by placing atoms on the grid and connecting them with bonds
and including charges where needed. Indicate the mechanism by
drawing the electron-flow arrows on the molecules. Arrows should
start on...